I like to chew Sugar-free chewing gum. What brands are safe? Any that are definitely not?

thanks in advance,
Geoff

I can't remember ever finding a gum that isn't safe, except maybe Aloids (??). I know Wrigley's has always said of their gums are gluten-free.

richard

ditto on the altoids being not safe, but other than that i haven' found one yet, if anyone else has, please let us know!!

Are all the Altoid products unsafe?

Thanks, Stephanie

From the Wrigley's website:

Do your products contain gluten?
The following is a list of U.S. Wrigley products that are free of any wheat, oat, rye or barley gluten:

Wrigley's Spearmint® gum, Freedent® gum, Doublemint® gum, Extra® gum, Big Red® gum, Eclipse® gum, Juicy Fruit® gum, Winterfresh® gum, Orbit® gum, Orbit® White gum, Hubba Bubba® gum, Altoids® Sours, Altoids® Mints, Altoids® Gum, Lifesavers® and Cremesavers®.

I chew trident sugar free all the time. Here is what their website says

Is Trident® gluten-free?
Trident®does not contain Gluten.



Hez

I don't know if they have changed their ingredients, but the last time I looked altoids gum had gluten in it. They may have changed the ingredients since I looked.

haha! I found a new one that isn't!
it's... some sort of cube thing, and has a endothermic reaction to make the first few chews make your mouth cold...
Oh, here it is: Hershey's Ice Breakers Ice Cubes, at least the Dragon Fruit Flavor. The wheat is listed right on the ingredients, and yes, I did get bitten by not checking first!

i am sure wrigleys contains gum arabic or thickener which is not allowed for a gluten free diet?

i am sure wrigleys contains gum arabic or thickener which is not allowed for a gluten free diet?

Gum arabic is ok. Thickener I guess would depend on what it's made out of.

so is wrigley gum ok to eat for a gluten free diet as they say in this post that wrigleys r saying its gluten free,but does contain thickener anyone know what this thickener is made out of?